India's real estate sector is set to witness significant changes with SEBI's latest amendments to REIT regulations, effective from July 9, 2024.
SebiReal Estate Investment TrustsReit RegulationsIndian Real Estate MarketSecurities And Exchange Board Of IndiaReal Estate MumbaiJul 13, 2024
The main objectives of SEBI's 2024 amendments to REIT regulations are to strengthen the REIT framework, increase transparency, and make REITs more attractive to investors.
The SEBI (Real Estate Investment Trusts) Regulations, 2014, came into effect in 2014.
SEBI's primary role is to regulate and develop India's securities market, while protecting the interests of investors and promoting market development.
REITs provide individuals with an opportunity to invest in the real estate sector, earning rental income and benefiting from the appreciation in property values.
The new amendments are expected to boost investor confidence, increase transparency, and provide a much-needed impetus to India's real estate market.
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